Superman Confidential

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Superman Confidential was a monthly comic book series from DC Comics. The series debuted on November 1, 2006 and was canceled in April 2008 after 14 issues. Superman Confidential featured Superman stories set in the early years of the character’s career. The stories illustrated key moments in the character’s past such as first meetings, critical decisions, alliances, confrontations, and events that shaped him into the character he is today. The creative team on the series rotated. rdf:langString
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rdf:langString Cover of Superman Confidential #1 , art by Tim Sale.
rdf:langString Jason Wright
rdf:langString Richard Starkings
rdf:langString Pete Pantazis
rdf:langString Jonathan D. Smith
rdf:langString January 2007 - June 2008
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rdf:langString Andy Lanning and Dan Abnett
rdf:langString Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti
rdf:langString Ande Parks
rdf:langString Mike Norton
rdf:langString Cam Smith
rdf:langString Prentice Rollins
rdf:langString Sandra Hope
rdf:langString Superman Confidential was a monthly comic book series from DC Comics. The series debuted on November 1, 2006 and was canceled in April 2008 after 14 issues. Superman Confidential featured Superman stories set in the early years of the character’s career. The stories illustrated key moments in the character’s past such as first meetings, critical decisions, alliances, confrontations, and events that shaped him into the character he is today. The creative team on the series rotated. The stories in Confidential are the earliest points of reference in the character's newly established continuity, since (according to former monthly Superman writer Kurt Busiek) the character's origin in this new continuity had yet to be established. One unpublished story was completed prior to the series getting cancelled, Man and Superman, which was released over a decade later in 2019 as a 100-page comic book one-shot issue written by Marv Wolfman and drawn by Claudio Castellini, which was a retelling of Superman's origin story.
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